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July 3, 2020 | 8:34pm | Updated July 4, 2020 | 12:36am A coronavirus outbreak at the University of Washington’s off-campus frat houses has left at least 93 students sickened with the illness, the school announced Friday. Eighty-nine of the infected students at the Seattle school live on Greek Row, while the other four came…
An outbreak of coronavirus cases has been reported at the University of Washington's Greek Row, the school said Friday.The public university in Seattle said that it confirmed that at least 89 fraternity house residents have tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. Four students who do not live on Greek Row but…
At least 171 students living at the University of Washington's Greek Row test positive for COVID-19 and hundreds of results are still pending 'after fraternities threw dozens of parties without masks'At least 171 students living on Greek Row at the University of Washington in Seattle have tested positive for COVID-19 as of ThursdayUniversity first learned…
were hampered by mistrust from community members, feuds between government officials, attacks on health care facilities and the emergence of new hot spots. The announcement came even as the country contended with the world’s largest measles epidemic as well as the coronavirus pandemic.The response drew on 16,000 front-line workers, technological innovation and a new vaccine.…
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